Then:
Drummer in HotSpitt and all around nice guy. The thing that was
truly
special
about the band was that not only were they
all extremely
talented musicians,
but the band as a whole had
a
unique personality.
Kenny:
"... in 78, I played drums for a show group called Rock and Roll
Heaven
which
included 5 impersonators of dead rock stars.
We
toured across
the country,
played the Vegas, Tahoe, Reno
circuit, appeared on Good Morning America& the Tom Snyder
Show
and then disbanded.
"Rather than return to Dayton, I headed to California where
I
knew
I
was going
to live since I was 10 years old.
"In LA, I played in a lot of bands, played the Hollywood clubs,
and crossed
paths
with a lot of other players. After about 12 years
of
writing, show-
casing on the
Sunset Strip, 'close call' record deals,
and
backing-up others
who
were showcasing (most of whom retired
around 1995), I got out when the getting was good.
"In 2000, some friends asked us to put something together (The Bold Weevils) and play a local roadhouse. We packed the place and have been playing ever since. We now have about as much fun as ever playing because the only agenda is to have fun. The interesting thing about playing out here is you never know who will be sitting in with you for the evening... "
